Award-Winning IB Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches Tutors for Students in Roswell, GA

...was still in college and was put through a TD Ameritrade's training program to pass the Series 7 and Series 63 Licenses. The program I have learned is designed specifically to teach you the information you need to know to pass and skip out on all the fluff. I have a vast understanding of the "test world" concepts and their real world applications. If you are looking for a tutor who can break down the...

...have been working with students (high school and college levels) for the past sixteen years. I have a Doctorate in Physical Chemistry from West Virginia University. I enjoy working one-on-one with students. My goals for tutoring include establishing connections between science and the everyday life, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and creating an enabling environment for students by having them lead some problem-solving activities. Aside from teaching, I spend time playing chess or tennis,...

...has had on my ability to assess and report on a range of issues. I have also undertaken regular academic study and professional training to ensure that I can offer feedback, allowing me to provide successful mentoring as well as assessment. Translating teaching experience into academic qualification, through studying for an English Education degree, offered an opportunity to develop analytical skills. Essay writing and project work all contributed to the experience of gathering evidence, whether...

Math requires patience and practice. My motto for teaching others "NO Question, Is a Dumb Question"

Looking forward to helping as many people as possibel achieve their learning goals.

I am a recent graduate of Cornell University where I received by Bachelor of Arts in Government. Throughout my undergraduate studies I tutored Conceptual Physics and Algebra to adult students as well as English as a Second Language to middle school students in Northern Italy. Both of these experiences have allowed me to create adaptive teaching techniques to ensure that every student is engaged in a session that is best reflective of their own needs.

...lives. I believe that learning should be meaningful and fun. I also believe that material should be taught in multiple ways, as each individual has unique learning preferences. I strive not only to help students achieve academically, but also to create the most positive learning experience by inspiring them to discover new interests in foreign language, appreciate different cultures and develop a mindset of global awareness as they grow up to become successful contributors to...

...teaching in elementary school classrooms, to becoming a Girl Scout Troop Leader, all the way to currently providing adult continuing education courses in the Real Estate Industry. Most recently, I've added substitute teaching to my experience alongside mentoring and coaching real estate agents new to our industry. I have a love for serving others and, besides my priority of my own family's needs, I enjoy sharing that with others through various channels of education.

What makes teaching important to me is not just the education aspect but the fun that comes with it. Learning doesn't always have to be strict. The beauty of learning is that there's many ways to do it.

...been raised in Europe, some of my earliest childhood memories are of yearly family vacations in France. Later, throughout my school years, I participated in an exchange program, where I lived with a French family and went to school in Rennes, Bretagne. The French language has always held a special delight for me. I completed my university studies in French literature and philosophy. While attending Trinity College I gave private tuition to students. I have...

...to make it through. High school studies were a nightmare, but I was able to recover in college until I obtained my Master's degree in Social Work. I have a share of personal and professional experiences that have anchored me in being able to mentor, tutor, or teach. I take much pride and joy in knowing that I can contribute to helping students achieve their short or long term goals in academia. My philosophy as...

...believe in lifelong learning. With an undergraduate degree in International Relations and currently working towards a masters in Computer Science, one of the most important things I've learned is that there's no such thing as being 'bad at math.' We all struggle for different reasons but a good teacher can make all the difference. I currently work as a graduate research assistant at GSU and have previously tutored at Mathnasium in Buckhead. I come from...

...I've never tutored through a professional service, however I've improved the reading, writing, and general English skills of many people. I've edited everything from AP Literature/Language & Composition essays to college applications for my brothers and friends. I also served as a teaching assistant at Julian T. Saldivar Elementary during my high school's weekly Wednesday service program with the Dallas Commit! partnership. There, I worked with students on everything from basic reading skills to essays...

...lover of the outdoors. I feel more at peace when I am in nature, allowing me to relish in the beauty that surrounds me. This includes hikes, walks, or any other outdoor activities. I have become a huge advocate for health and exercise. I love moving my body and fueling it with the right nutrients. It makes me feel better and act happier throughout the day. I have a love for playing guitar. It is...

...of Technology. I finished with Comp. Sci. with a math focus. What I love about tutoring is that every student has their own way of thinking, yet the topics we are taught can be learned by all of us. With that said, I like to engage the students I'm with to try to carry out the task at hand in their own way, and as the tutor I can fill in the blanks as needed.

In May 2017, I completed my B.S. in Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech. I am currently participating in a research fellowship while I apply to medical school, and I hope to matriculate in 2018. I worked as a teaching assistant for three different biomedical engineering classes at Georgia Tech and am excited by this opportunity to continue teaching. I look forward to helping other students as they prepare for medical school.

Hi there! I'm a junior at Washington University in St. Louis studying English literature and international and area studies. My specialties are reading comprehension, writing, grammar, Spanish language, politics, and history, though I also enjoy chemistry/earth sciences and math up to Calculus 2! I can't wait to work with you!

...in Applied Mathematics. Since graduation, I have tutored children of different ages and from different grades. I'm most passionate about Discrete Math, Middle School Math, and Intermediate Math. I'm a firm proponent of education, believing to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. In my spare time, I spend my time reading, and gardening, which enriches my life.

...am a third-year undergraduate student majoring in Statistics with minors in Industrial Engineering and Mathematics. I specialize in math and data science, including but not limited to Algebra 1, Precalculus, Calculus, and Statistics, as well as the coding languages of R and SAS. My goal is to turn students into independent learners, and my tutoring approach is very procedural, though I am flexible and always willing to adapt to students' needs. I stand out from...

...II along with many science courses such as Biology, Organic Chemistry, and Genetics. When I teach my classmates about any topic, I will always initiate by asking them questions regarding the topic they are struggling with. This will allow me to know specifically where and what they are struggling with and need help in. Afterward, I will clearly explain and clarify any misunderstanding they have. Once they believe that they have completely understood the topic,...